9:15 a.m.-- Forgotten Sundays: A Son's Story of Life, Loss and Love from the NFL SidelinesGerry Sandusky is a bestselling author, the long-time broadcaster for the NFL's Baltimore Ravens, the Sports Director at WBAL-TV in Baltimore, and noted authority on communication, motivation, perception and change. He has won Emmy and Edward R. Murrow awards for outstanding broadcasts. In his new book, Forgotten Sundays, Gerry tells the story of his father, John Sandusky, who played in the NFL for the Cleveland Browns and Green Bay Packers, and served as head coach for the Baltimore Colts. It was when John Sandusky began to tumble into the confusion of Alzheimer's disease that he began to understand his father on a much deeper level.

10 a.m.-- Viewing and Doing in Alzheimer's Disease: Mind the GapJudah Ronch, PhD, Dean, Erickson School, University of Maryland Baltimore County, is a nationally renowned expert on improving the treatment and mental well-being of elders. He has been on the faculties of Vassar College, the University of Miami, and Dutchess Community College. His numerous publications include the critically acclaimed Alzheimer's Disease: A Practical Guide for Families and Other Helpers. He is currently working on co-editing a new two-volume set called Making the Case for Culture Change in Elder Care. His numerous journal articles and professional presentations include contributions in psychotherapy and counseling with the aged, care of persons with Alzheimer's disease and related disorders, caregiver issues, staff training and service delivery issues in geriatric care. He has also been named a Fellow of the New York Academy of Medicine.

2 p.m. --Caregiver PanelJoin a panel of experts with first-hand experience for a powerful discussion on the challenges and rewards of living with and caring for loved ones with dementia.Janet Kurland (Moderator), Jewish Community Services